Sentence examples for some cases associated from inspiring English sources

"I was entertaining the fathers and the mothers of the people I sympathized with, and in some cases associated with, and whose point of view I shared," he recalled later, as quoted in the book "Going Too Far" by Tony Hendra (Doubleday, 1987).

Vertebral fractures are reported in some cases associated with seizures in patients suffering from epilepsy [9, 10].

The most well-developed Y shears often exhibit a wavy appearance and are in some cases associated with the formation of kink bands that are oriented parallel to the X- and R2-shear directions (Figure 7B,D).

However, luminal B subtype tumors that are classified based on the reduction or loss of ER/PR expression, in some cases associated with gain of HER2 expression, have a significantly worse outcome (54).

More recently, semisynthetic and synthetic endoperoxide analogues, some of which deviate distantly in the structural backbone from that of the original artemisinin were also made and in some cases associated with even more potent antimalarial effects.

Surrounding muscle fibers were degenerated or necrotic and, in some cases, associated with hemorrhage.

The presence of H3K27me3 at up to a quarter of developmentally expressed imprinted genes in both mouse ESCs and MEFs implies that this repressive histone mark may, in some cases, associate with the inactive imprinted allele, indicating involvement in imprinting control.

Therefore, it is still possible that we could have missed some TNDM cases associated with UDP6, maybe referred to the 4 centers that have not sent back the questionnaire.

In addition, 2 murine typhus cases reported in Austin in September 2007 likely represent some of the first cases associated with this emergent focus.

Although some outbreaks and sporadic cases associated with genotype D4 had been reported from Europe, the corresponding viruses were mostly imported from other continents and differed considerably from the more recent strains (6, 11, 30 ).

In some studies of AEFI cases associated with both vaccines reported by passive surveillance, no differences in death rates between the vaccines and the general population was observed [63].